Martial Law Imposed After Mine Slayings in Utah Mines
In Utah, martial law was declared after a train ambush killed a mine guard and wounded a company official. The attack followed unrest linked to striking miners at the Standard Oil mining area near Satt Lete City. National Guard troops patrolled as Governor Mashers announced measures to restore order and protect workers.
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Dune
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Casaley
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Pring Tangon
Lewis
Standard Pier Company
Standard
State counsel cites prima facie murder case in closing week
Logad state counsel asserts prima facie evidence of first degree murder and says Lunimian nere witnesses would not testify. The defense argues the act was unexpected and the trial will not start their side tomorrow, prompting a late afternoon adjournment as witnesses were examined.
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Logad
von Svitnesses
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Lenin Is Better Friends Say He Is Recovering
Friends of Levine report his condition improves but warn a long recovery ahead before he can resume work. Moscow notes discuss his shellfish induced illness and related stomach issues, with optimism tempered by lasting effects.
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Moscowi
Levine
Moscow
Vyal
Lening
Defense Is Surprised At Trial By Unvariated Press
A garbled report from Charlestown outlines a trial involving Bennie and miners, with counsel and various unnamed officials referenced. The piece hints at surprise in defense strategies and mentions Wilbuen and a Wednes date, but specifics are unclear.
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Charlestown
Fis Toy
Wilbuen
Ialietea
Elayi Bennie Brif
Woode
Just One Application and the Hairs Vanish
A historical ad describes a hair removal treatment. It claims a harmless, not very effective method using powdered dulatone mixed with water, applied for 22 minutes, then washed off to make hairs vanish. It notes one application is sufficient but suggests repetition for fuller results and mentions branded packaging.
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Lemanick
Bain
Feults
Federal troops guard power plant in Mexico during strike
More than a thousand federal troops brace the main electricity plant at Necaya and relay stations to ensure continued power to Mexico City during the strike that began Tuesday night. President Obregon meets with the strike committee. transportation shifts to autos as drivers seek to keep services running.
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Associated Press
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Necaya
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Federal District
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Wemeyday
Friday Sales Siren at the Big Store
The notice promotes a weekly sale starting Friday with wide department displays and large savings. It touts courteous sales staff, simplified O King charge and cash purchase options, and prompt delivery as core services. The ad urges daily attendance for lasting family savings and emphasizes unmatched value without listing prices or items.
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Texas
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